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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
mr. sw1yroy HASN'T ANSWERED YET

mr. SWINTOy H4STT ANSWERED. ihi.
The following letter is furnished for puoca'ion Ny
John McMackn, the chairman OF the general comh''oo
of the United Labor party OF this city IL was sen. W
Mr. swinton week ago. Mr.. swintou has not repicu "
It, either by letter or by publication IN his paper.
Mr. JOHN swINTos, ". y. city. ., 4. -. ...or,,or
DEAR SIR, My attention has been directed 70 an IN
in your paper OF sth inst that certain managers
last fairs campaign played foul with the LABOR vote IN o
interests OF monopoly. told that statements OF ne
general purport repeatedly appeared 10 your
have seen within ow davis letter written Dy you %
marked private" In when assert that lsrg %
paid to the managers OF gu, ia'
mayoraty campaign Tor support given 10 81 ba
campaign throughout the can. hss
last fall IN city, and had accurate az
moneys received bv man In any way conuece.
the campaign. had accurate
OF the sources which all moneys we're rceNee anu ~.
the purposes which such receipts were deVoten ~
PLAYED with the Labor vote" ami no one
money for such a purpose Money was received ron nc
help MS 10 effecuay polls the Xth Congre'sona
Of deea ing the notorious
No money was received from Judge Peckha OF
any OF his friends Representatives., directly OF hec.y'
The Democratic manager OF this State would tOny W vhI
clad corOborae your assertion TO that elect 'ey
could possibly do so i'll. ...,. 80 ,r,,hou. q
have such why have you .uppI
themi II plain duty % publish them you nav
these assertions, falr mnded men "h
have articles and received yonr letters VIII not M
To Judgment your conduct anu ~ m''s,
No. 307 Eds, 3sth-st, May %. 1887 JOHN MCMAVAiN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

W. b. Page the champion high jumper OF America, and
eber OF the Manhattan Athletic Club, sailed under ths
ausoes of the club Europe yesterday the Aurania
and among the many friends who wished him farewell and
success in were George Avery Of the Man.
haitian Who the clubs representative saw
thai nothing wanting for pleasant stay on the oiher
side previous TO the eau All ashore, MT
Sarke uesdept Of the Brooklyn Athletic Association
sented behalf OF the association gold medal approp
afslv engraved upou the OF Pages
breaking american record last Monday At the Brook
iyn Athletic Association games at which time he Jumped
feet lid inches. Pages brother and cousin
Also on The dock wishing him His trst competition
place July stourDidge when he VIII ufpD against
~ j. brooks who tho English amateur champion Page
feels confident o. winning.
Carter the celebrated long distance runner, OF tho
Nav. ork Athletic Club sailed by the same steamer He
viii oomnes An the Of his club In all tho principal
summer auumn games in England and Ireland Among
the many friends him aden and success was Nal
colin W Ford W. q. Edwards q. NJ. Smith, champion tat
mile runner America Processes 0sorEe 0eid and lady
frlsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
srRlyGD DysApPEARAgCE OF mr. MoFFArT

The mystery Of the steamer city of Chester is now
I'm process Of solution pr there can DO no doubt that
the passenger j. NJ Morris, who disappeared ON sat
urdav night or Sunday morning really Frederick
Nonatt There was a letter in tho OveIcoat PICKET
az the missing passenger, nOm MOuatt AMI addressed
to Mis-. Anna Wilson, No AL West Forty seventh ST.
and this was posted by tho purser OF the Clty 81
chester Yesterday morning, and 10 was Received by
the Young lady yesterday Afternoon. IL was she
aid a pleasant chary letter, descgibng the gay tno
MIR Alonait had passed In London. In II he spoke
az tho trip out and IT tho people with whdGl he nal
become acquainted during tho voyage Ho declared
his Intention Of remaining In London for some tm1
INF wrote that he expected to be back in Ncw-lork
shout the middle Of July. Miss Wilson said that She
lad not seen MIR Aoatt for several years, but that
they hal both been born on staten Island, ana nan
boen children and play mates Their and when they
we're older had been members OF the same sunday
school. Tho letter dated sunday only put
was I'm all probability written just before the steamer
sailed and from the direction IL had evidently been
his intention 10 mail H. ,ar.. ,,,
There were four brothers Of the hShatt family:
tho one who has disappeared; Francis, lawyer
John j. a publisher Of law books and Willard,
nov who lives with his mother In Blooklyn at No
9S3 F1atbushave. The others live at stapotOn, 81 L.
vifh the father The two gIOWn-up brOLners went ON
hoard the CITY Of Chester yesterday, and examined the
cSrcts OF tho alleged J. NJ. Norris. They at once
rccngnlze1 some Of the thing the property Of their
hrcther Frederick lie had been travelling salesman
gnr Anmidown & Smith, No 81 Leonarst., dealers
IN ladies' furnishing gods. Moiratt In tho hosiery
denarment and started out for tour through the
ophern der OF counties on May .. lie stopped at
pinrhanton and transacted his business on the ic-
lowing day. That evening no myser1ously disap-
ncarod Nothing heard Of him until Tho CITY
~ Chester arrived.
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NOTES REGARDING MANY YACHTS.

Rutherford suyvesants yacht Palmer VIII scarcely
DO fnshed time take part In the regatta OF the Nr"
York Yacht Club There has been an unexpected
delay with the Joining day for the launching has
not yet been set
Jefferson Coolidge IT, started for Boston yesierhay on
his yacht a. which had boon lying at the foot Of Twenty
sxih at IN the East River. 49, =. -, -
Phip finished ri ging John O. Pragnes new
sloop Anaeonl la modelled By Phil Ellsworth ami but under
lis direction Poon's yard IN BROOKLYN Tho sails WI" pe
Wednesday trial trip VIII DO made
down The Fay under Phil EnswOl this direction
Captain Snmues the Daunt css came DOWN Yesterday
and Pocohontas out through the Nsr9ws IN the
absence OF h@r owner. Commodore James d. emith.
Mate Whitaker the Corone has been made captain OF
Sir EodeTiok CameTOD's yacht hehA.
Pearsals forty foot sonp VIII cAed he bdnsee
She tho siooks Polons shpyard Inc phbknk
has Ali been and will be put IN week after
---.--,-- -. n.,,,..,. g.,
The Mischief drydocked yesterday at POhohs iot
some slight alterations. . ,,--
Work on Lieutenant Paseley's Yacht Resolue IL being
nnsbed vigorously The chief Of delay has been The
sl0wnoss black smitmng The alterations now being
made on her al Poon's will improve her greatly The bow
has been and The sail area increased She looks
ike boat The Resouie viii be ape 10 take part III
the New York Yacht Club regatta on June D.
Adrian on the dry dock ~ the ioot OF
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
ANOTHER BANK TELLER MISSING.

Arthur Hornblower receiving teller and bookkeeper
OF the Hobokon Savings Bank, has mysteriousy dsap
peared and his accounts being examined. He has
not been at the bank for two days and the bank Officials
have no knowledge OF his whereabouts His wife fears
that he has committed suicide. Hornbower has been
connected with the bank for fourteen years He had
salary of 81 600 year and lived with his vile In modest
APARTMENTS In BloomheldSt., near feminist He was
Treasurer OF Hudson Council Royal Arcanum and az
times acted collector Charles schultz the
president OF the bank, IL very positive In his
heiief that there is no deficiency and that
Hornblowers accounts Although convinced
that there dcfalcaton, HOrnblowers accounts Will
be examined IL y suspected that the missing man may
be short In his with the Royal Arcanum. but II
there is any deficiency at ALL officers OF the council say 1t
cannot exceed 5000, that is the largest possible
amount he could have In his possession at one time
check S53 sent by Hornbower TO the treasurer OF
the Supreme Council sent 10 the First National Bank
for collection dshon0fed because there were no
funds Hornbowsr had no account In the bank but II
was bis practice cash the checks himself and IA said
that he would cashed this one II he had not been
absent Hornblower has been suffering for years from
severe OF malaria and dyspepsia and he has ire
Quently threatened to drown himself His wife believes
that he has finally carried the threat into execution enc
IA compile tely Frustrated.
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TWELFTH AND LAST DAY AT LATONIA.


CINCINNATI e4The twelfth and last day OF the Lato
MIA meeting was lair and dry. The fields In all the
races were large for the closing day
First race selling for threeyearolds and upward seven
furlong. ten starters Pools sodJenne Mcfarland si5
Revoke So island 81, the field SIS Jennie Mcfarland
(Blaylock lO won K second and Eliza Carter third
Time-l:32s.
Second race madens old and ward
ak furlongs seventeen starters Pools sodSpnette $685.
Cassie SD Paragon sl5 the field $50 spnete Moore, lo0
won Cassie second and Glen Fisher hiri Time, llb@
Third race purse. for twoyear-oi. I'VE fpTong' ten
AGA Helen Brooks S42, the Held $50. The
Grow Cooper l07) with Helen Brooks second and
Halle b. third. Time-l;O69.
Fourth raceFor threey olds and upwards one mile
eleven starters Pools so-Monocrat so Long slipper SIS
sam Harper jr $40 the field tS5 Red stone West lO3
won Dad second and Monocrat third. Tlme-l:46.
Hotel Stakes. for all mile
eight starters Pools sold-kgiD Sl25, Clar
ION s7G Votizeur fed $50 Wanderoo clarion
Second and Votgeur third. Time-2lSAs Wandered was
not on and not posted as ntl
inst few minutes before the start Post odds were to
closing Of this most successful season ADDS new vgor
TO the Latonia Jockey Club
(For other Outdoor Sports see Sixteenth Page)
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IERSEN CITY.

Jacob Schmidt Of No. 20 Websterave. jersey city
Vcivhts arrested ye-tsTs afternoon charged by h.a
Henrietta chonAng ard violently beating her
Tho al-n rd mat hr hat sever 0as ons -uu
To poison schmidt United to bail IN the sum ~
$500 to await TIE a'uon OF the GRAD Jury.
Robert Harriet rcsdiny No 80 Norih a.. Jersey CIV
Heights tuesday with the avowed intention
coming To this city 10 purchase new carriage ne hA, n'
heard from aud 10 IL feared he mas committed
su.dde. or mot " itli 70 % play
The police kept busy Yesterday informing nmshop
must DO kept closed Today ana
sha down. aud THAI pool play other. gam
bIlug nj be permitted.
An oil ira ran ght about midnight on FRI
day Ralroa branch Nhch connects the
main line with the National tompany'b NarAs az
Cnmmunpaw Some tanks upset and The OIL ponrri
ground tn large quautIi Two trInps who we're
ASLEEP freight wrr thrown into thc OIL but receive cd
no injury beyond slight bruisinR.
Mrs Ann Rearaon from whose abdomen tumor weighing
twenty ard hall pounds remove ten days ago ded
Yesterday at the city Hospital
Judge Knapp In issued order ycsior
requiring hoIrd 81 Aldermen 10 show cause why q
should rqurla. the BOafd 10 recognize
Alderman Shawda as president
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FINE YACHTING on THE SOUND.
WINNERS AT THE REGATTA OF THE LARChMoN
CIUB-soME OF THE GUESTS.


CIUB-soME OF THE GUESTS
The archmont Yacht Club pennan regatta came on yes
terdav The weather was though the breeze had
been her the racing would probably have been pct
ter There was large Of craft all looking very h
s they tried their PAGES outside OF the cove III
front Of the pretty before the business OF the day
began.
The regatta committee, consisting OF Harry D. NlIa' :
George Forinan and c Grdiths. board the ting W.
win AT o'clock and went out quar- er OF amie To
the place where starting line was drawn from fafos
Point. They accompanied by the ioilo".
ing guests: Lieutenant Perkins United SGteS
Survey snip Ia re; Augustine Monroe eA
Vcetomnioiors Charles stephenson; eNRearCommodore
Adams CAPTAIN =. BabCock. CAptall Il T. mp
tain William Murray. G. II. Murray and r. II. OHara 49,
Eighiern yachts divided into eight class s. were etere
For the first classes. boats ranging from twepVN 10
seventynve length, the course was one OF sNb
miles-io Execution gilt, thence TO Maunlo TX inin
thence TO Captains Island, back 10 EAecuuon
I0bt and home The smaller boats mad distance Of seven
Island was Onltlel IN
course but hey Manicock Point across tho
Light Al the Start oc Ock there was an eight
breeze brewing from nOflh py east anu '
was half All the yachts down To te Duoy on ~
Light pretty good form Designer Buigesrs iatst mo
hs Tera whose performance watched Throughout hr
oay with close interest to the front al once Inc
Taua. whose sailing length is ~ ieet y ih'n ,h
Cinderella 81 feet 10 inches. entered in Class =
and the Dap ne - feet inches, AID the faniia 40
feet inches in Il 80 l. The-e four boats an uhuo
pretty T.cing TIE Dsph"Ts defeat Nv "a" rhia w.,
an honoale one not in rcing orler nuI
entered 10y NceCommodore Lo"ey ,hS 10 "Ao up nei
olass 800 r,..,,. hoo, ,,o f,in
derella commOO up ny ~ m ~
time 8hrs 81 20 sect the fAnitl hat Inc iathpr
mln sec, he sChemer Oeai the santapObue mn ~
Iona beat The Amanda mi Az Sec anu TIC t"49 wa"
Orguta
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AZ EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.
GOVERNOR HILL EXPECTED TO CALL oNE-EAGER
TO AssAIL COMMISSIONER PLAT.

Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNEl
Albany June 4.-Democratic politicians are Freely
nredictng that there viii lie an extra session VI '
SITS senate as soon the Governor has disposed Vi
the thirty DAYS bills. 1t stated ON good authority
tonight that the Governor prepared two weeks ago
a m.cIamation calling an extra session; that the
document was to have been made public day or 80
after the Legislature adjourned but that the le''cr
of Thomas c. Plat caused a change OF his pans
Mr. Plat IL will DO remembered, offered 10 resign his
position as Quarantine Commissioner II tho Governor
would give a pledge that he would appoint 0oiohei
Frederick ID. Grant TO the vacancy. Tho Governor
had intended at the extra session TO nominate some
one for Mr. Pla's place and that OF the Other Suaa
anfno Commissioners. The tone OF Mr. f1atts ie'tcr
II is said greatly exasperated tho Governor ana w
~ he calls an extra 1t t. his intentoni IL Is
rumored to prefer charges against Mr. flatt Tor hls
alleged bad administration Of Quarantine anars, ana
on top Of them nominate some other man Tor quar-
antine Commissioner. A., ,o.,or
Tho Governors delay In issuing his proclamation
for an extra session, 1t Is said que 10 ms ehoe
IN GET some evidence against Mr. Platt Every poll
ffcsn recognizes Of course that II the Governor does
call an extra session and assails Mr. Patt IL VII DC
the opening gun" of the campaign MI I'M IN,
tends 10 make efforts this fan 70 WIN the stao Leg
isiaturc for the Democratic party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
NETWORK CITY.

Tho OF the Old London announces as
,pea feature OF toays double concerts the singing oil o
English ballads by Miss Runals, Charles Heywooo anu
others. week among the new attractions Will DO 'o
celebrated Maon, tho French contotonst ana aefooA
Hercar magician will also change his programme snc
intoiucc a Illusion which he calls "spri'uaisnc
transmission OF thought"
II stated yesterday that nferna machines" sent
Inspector Byrnes Captain Williams and consu'en
Barker simply patent fuel cartridges ~ Is neu
cylinder packed with incombustbe material and perecV
harmless
At schaus's gallery No 20i Fthave there has oeeh
on for few fine lie size portrait oil inc ate
Archbishop Hughes painted by Muzaid The picture
property OF Henry L. Hoguet president OF the E
grant Industrial Savings Bank.
Tho entrance OF Coumbas incoming fresh-
men finished yesterday with review Of history anu
geography.
The present Manhattan Beach will be opened on
Saturday by Pains pyrotechncs The seigc OF sebstopoL
enc well the stage aud lake. has been enlarged
that 90 900 people can be seated.
Gustav Hartsan age thirteen 100 LOWEST. while
playing pier East Thrdst yesterday leaned over
he edge Of the pier and vessel lying alongside 10
something the water when the vessel gave urch
and the boy crushed 10 death.
John DIV or OF the brig Laura discovered Caroline
Kline thir ve hoaSng the East River oil Pier NO
yesterday lie succeeded in getting her out oil The
water she died before reaching the pier
J. " Peters tho treasurer OF scabury John
Wholesale Druggists OF this CITY mas Deen maho 'io
chairman the managing committee OF the new National
wholesale Druggists Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
philadelphia.
Fshs condition reported somewhat improved
last night
tho auspices OF the Young Mems
Association viii be held the Church OF the nercesson,
Washington Heights. tonight
The Steamboat Company Will their boats direct
Coney Island iron piers to-day an hourly timetable
from West Twenty thirdst . tll D. m, and hall
an hour later from Pier Now No. l. Mort River.
festival service will given Marks Protestant
Episcopal church 10 ight.
the theatres will be closed during the summer but
the Mefmac Mouior panorama Madisonave will remain
open Here immense sends OF air contnu
ousy the spectators platform The exhibition always
has large ndmber OF visitors on sunday
Arnold Flcs 81 A. = ~ Flesh Company. dealers
buttons No 81 Franklin st. made assignment yester
day Jacob +. solomon without preferences.
Croton water for the week. s53 100 TO- MAYORS
Bynes SIS licenses aud Received therefor
sI7l52 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
PRINCETON MEN DEMORALlZED.
.wgrrEwAsHED" ON THE DIAMOND BY
YALE.

THE HOME TEAM YIELDING WITHOUT An hh"o"
AND WINNING BY 8 TO o.
NEw-BAvEY. June 4 (Speeiab .-New-Hayen Is happy
tonight and the coors of Yale are waving everywhere
The cause Of the JOY is the fact that the Yale nine
feated the Prnceons by score OF 10 to u iale Do'
PLAYED without q single error, and more
sknful and really brilliant game was never
playe6 by a Yale nine In the seconi inning Cross
who played in McConkevs place, knocked a he"'"ine
grounder which enabled him to reach second ana 10"
moments later he reached home ON passod Dali ANU
first for Yale -, -.
III the fifth Brigham, for Yale mace oi0"u- 80
nj, ana coroa nm Stewards twobasehi Stewart scored
nm Mann. boscb,t and stagg scored by making base
hit aud taking advantage OF Brownlee's errors 1900,
ted and amid tremendous enthusiasm the Yale men
le5 nm seven runs spencer, Damn Cross and Stagg ~
made twO-basehts and Hunt made three-pdSsei 1'
errors OF Princeton were nutncrons -. rurs
In the seventh inning Yale scored three more runs
The Princeton men are the picture OF despair Ine score
is as follows:
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SHOPPERS SUPPORT THE HALEHOLIDAT.
THE WARM WEATHER YESTERDAY AIDS THE PoPU-
LARIIY OF THE MOVEMENT.

THE WARM WEATHER YESTERDAY AIDS THE PoPU-
LARIIY OF TIE MOVEMENT.
The effects OF the Halrhoiiay law were more notice
able than ever yesterday. There was decided Increase
in the number Of places that closed at noon both up
town aud downtown. and II was estimated that over
100 900 employees nal the afternoon to themselves Tho
warm weather contributed largely to tho success OF the
movement inducing many 10 observe the law tnat ha
L.en nreviorsty undecided about doing " several
lndy readers of 1uR TRIBUNE write: 80,
have watched interest the cndeavors ot mo
ou-ands OF NcwY0rk irygoods CLERKS 10 interest," ~
public In behalf Of SATURDAY haltiohday az he !o,
nuud and believing mainly due 70 their eIertons tat
The ho ay been egaEc seems nara NAV thet rnou
he I'm ont in the cold and the employees OF banks brokers
orces and wholesale houses whose hour nave al
ways been powerfully short shoui be the only ohss 70
ne,ht by This praise worthy movement while the ARG
rcta house remain open until o'clock a. usual Ine
nur nerav rofrans from shopping nov on SATURDAY
fashions ~ m 81 tgs, ana D"ne'
fssfion ia the of al S~vera Ia have pledged
To patron .Iorts Widen cl so thsf doors
~ noon an The a. tie week aud pat WIN
20 patti ntlY Ia daily IN rea,ng we ss-
70 O call tint on 10 this TACT
Arnold C'onstable a. 90. and Is. Altman n Co.. VINO VIII
obserys the afholay until further notice
The exchange. all closed ;or the hah0hl ay esteruay
The doors OF the Exchange were closed Tor tue
first time AT 1890 p. M
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rur nr1AYWASD UE TO THE STRIKE.

report having been circulated TO the effect that
the coal furnished to the Department Of Charities and
correction by David Duncan & son, Of No. III
broadway, was defective I'm quality and that there
had been SO much delay In ts delivery that the De-
nartment had been seriously embarrassed, TRIBUNE
reporter called the attention Of Charles il Haswcl,
chief en- nccr Of The Department, to the report Mr.
IasweIl said that the coal furnished the Department
had not been a. satisfactory could be wished, but
he had given tho matter his attention and what de
fccts there were In tho coal would DO remedled Ho
refused 10 20 into details and referred tho reporter
TO the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction for
further Information The subject.
Or. Charles Il. simmons ono OF the Commits sloners,
said that eatly in the year there delay In tho
delivery Of the coal, which due 70 the strikes.
There had always been more or less trouble Of this
nature brought about by the same cause The delay,
the Department, and tho contractors had always OK
pressed willingness TO- do everything possible TO
Keen the Department supplied with coal Dr. Slmnons
Thought that Mr. Haswel had made some g,plaint
about the quality Of the coal, but he would not BIO
certain that point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
ME-TCHEaTER COUNTY.

TARgYToWS-A tugboat has been temporarily placed on
ferry Tarryown and Syack 10 pas
until 10 obtained TO supply the place
% ths recently burned
NEW Ro HELLR-Tho opening r'gatta OF tho new lto'
chelle Rowing CluO took place yesterday afternoon
PRtHAMyILLE-Coo Richard Lathers has given tho
Railroad Company ste for their new station
with the that the IL TO be changed TO
Wlnyah. or Winyah Park station.
PLAINs.-The Board Of Supervisors yesterday ap
proved the action OF sheriff DUFFY In employing lhty depu-
lies protect thr property brick manuiac uIcIs At r
ger. and Verpanck Point from damase BY srk rS and ad
Sod continu4nce. An expense Of $1,000 has already
Incurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
nARcLAY PEAKs DEFEy0h SrREY0THENED

BARCLAI PEAh'S DhfHNUH Of HN'"I"H"HD'
Mt HOLLY n j. June A-The first witness called In
the Peak murder trial to-day the prisoners aged
mother who testified that she washed Katles wound.
and told the same story related by Peaks sster as to
Packs eabouts the night Of the shooting Nearly
alI the morning was taken up by the testimony OF Dr.
Charles X Mills a medical expert and the court then
adjourned until Monday. DR. Mills gave important testi-
mony in the Defendants favor. showing that katles
diving statement could not be- relied upon considering
her condition OF mind In consequence OF The bullet
,round DR. Mills Is professor OF nervous and mental
diseases In the Philadelphia Poly technic Institute The
whole of his testimony goes to prove that person In
red as Katie could not possibly give trustworthy
account OF the way she was injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
TIE NAVAL ACADEMY INSPECTED.

ANNAPOLIS June %Ihe board of visitors TO the Naval
Academy formally received this morning at 10
O'Clock by the Academic Board and officers charge OF
the various departments They saluted by the
marine guard and by volley Of seventeen guns from
the Santee The cadets IA Ensign Haeseler
were reviewed the parade grounds after which the
visitors made tour Of the various departments Com.
Wod0re Harmony been elected president and Senator
ORGY, Of Delaware, vice president OF the board